New 3D printed 1/350 aircraft models for ICOG. English language ruleset coming.

[GilmoreDK]

The very versatile DFW C.V two-seater



http://www.shapeways.com/model/406545/1_350_dfw_c_v.html

The beautiful Roland D.VI (but overshadowed by the Fokker D.VII)


http://www.shapeways.com/model/406520/1_350th_roland_d_vi_b.html?gid=sg91179

The classic:


http://www.shapeways.com/model/406426/1_350th_albatross_d_iii.html?gid=sg91179

The exotic Austro-Hungarian C.I:


http://www.shapeways.com/model/405597/1_350th_hansa_brandenburg_ci.html?gid=sg91179

[Kingscarbine]

Tasty... 

[GilmoreDK]

And finally the beautiful Felixstowe long range patrol flying boat - Used for anti-sub and anti zeppelin patrols. Heavily armed (typically 5 or more MGs) and aggressively flown.


http://www.shapeways.com/model/407683/1_350th_felixstowe_f_2a_early_version.html?gid=sg91179

[Sangennaru]

woow!

That last one is HUGE!

[GilmoreDK]

And the very classic Nieuport 17



http://www.shapeways.com/model/408453/1_350th_nieuport_17.html

And the much improved Austrian Albatros D.III


http://www.shapeways.com/model/408257/1_350th_oeffag_albatross_d_iii_153.html

The Austrian D.I "Star strutter"



http://www.shapeways.com/model/407712/1_350_hansa_brandenburd_d_i.html?gid=sg91179

[6milPhil]

Quite stunning stuff... well done and good luck with it.

[GilmoreDK]

Shapeways Spad XIII 1/350 painted.




Rear row:Felix Madon (SPA 38, orange fuselage), Marcel Villar (SPA 23), Pavel Argeyev (SPA 129), Generic SPA 95.
Front row:Fernand Chavannes (Spider, SPA 112), Fictive early SPAD XIII (Rounded wings), Fictive SPAD, Generic SPA 95

- Svend

[Kingscarbine]

Mighty tasty. That's one of those must do projects for 2012. I've downloaded the rules but it's a pain to translate.

[Kingscarbine]

Just noticed there are no pilots on the planes. Is it possible to put them or the head is too fidly to print?

[GilmoreDK]

Just noticed there are no pilots on the planes. Is it possible to put them or the head is too fidly to print?

Good point. I think it is tradition from plastic kits. It is too late now anyways as over 20 different models has been designed.

I think it would be easy to take these: http://www.hyperscale.com/2009/reviews/maritime/goffygfs007reviewse_1.htm

And use the head and upper torso....  

These guys could be used as gunners in two-seaters or bombers..


Fujimi also has crew figures but the resin ones above looks more detailed: http://www.modelwarships.com/reviews/misc/fujimi/350-fjm-figs2/fig-review.html

[Kingscarbine]

Nice. You've got all the angles covered

I'm thinking of using clear round sequins for propellers (http://www.simplysequins.co.uk/5mm-flat-round-crystal-clear-sequins-545-p.asp). What size(s) do you suggest?

[GilmoreDK]

Sequins is a good idea and they look great when mounted. For a fighter aircraft the propellor would be around 7,1(Spad XIII - 7,4 mm (Camel). For a two seater i guess 8 -9 mm.

You can also use a leather hole punch tool in the right size and make the sequin your self out of a sheet of overhead projector film.

- Svend

[GilmoreDK]

And as a christmas present from ColinWe:

The beautiful Hannover CL.IIIa ground attack and all-round recon plane:



http://www.shapeways.com/model/416623/1_350th_hannover_cl_iii.html?gid=sg91179

[GilmoreDK]

The fabulous Hansa-Brandenburg W.29 seaplane - A worthy adversary to the Felixstowe flying boat:



http://www.shapeways.com/model/423865/1_350th_brandenburg_w29.html

The very classic SPAD S.VIII ca.1:


http://www.shapeways.com/model/421208/1_350th_spad_vii.html

Defining the energy fighter since 1916!

More to follow...

[GilmoreDK]

Hi again

I just wanted to post some of our ongoing work so here is two (note: Text is unedited.. we will work on language,grammer and spelling) examples of the game materials

Plane reference and comparison sheet:


Cockpit panel used in-game. One for each plane in the game. The speed indicator disk is printed on transparent foil and mounted so it can rotate - thus noting the current speed.